My cousin is becoming a legend.

Chapter 91 Misunderstanding?

"I'm perfectly fine with helping Brother Lynn, but I absolutely cannot accept the money!"

Upon hearing this, Jack hurriedly waved his hands in a panic.

He's just an alchemy apprentice, what help can he possibly give a ten-star alchemist?

Jack knew in his heart that Lynn was going to give him some pointers.

He felt incredibly grateful to Lynn.

But the money is absolutely not to be taken.

Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to live with himself.

Seeing Jack's unwavering resolve, Lynn had no choice but to give up.

Calling Jack up was partly intended to provide him with guidance.

On the one hand, he did need an apprentice to assist him.

During this time, he needs someone to rinse the reagent bottles and clean the tabletop of the alchemy station.

Lynn planned to spend the next few days buried in the alchemy area, trying to get the second-tier alchemist attribute as soon as possible.

Return to campus.

Lynn didn't go to the alchemy building first, but instead headed towards the library.

He retrieved all the books about the Eldar from the magic network system at the front desk.

Follow the location of the books on the list.

Lynn and Jack quickly brought out all the books.

After completing the formalities, Lynn put the book into the ring.

He and Jack walked toward the Alchemy Tower.

Take the magic elevator upstairs.

The experimental area was completely silent, as if the conflict that morning had never happened.

Lynn was happy to have some free time.

He walked to the front desk.

It wasn't Vanessa sitting at the front desk; it seems they've changed shifts.

Lynn flipped through the list of requests.

Ultimately, he decided to accept a large quantity of low-star drugs.

Regardless of the star rating, the proficiency gained from each entry is the same.

It would be better to acquire more low-level potions that don't consume mental energy.

Jack, standing to the side, misunderstood.

He thought Lynn was taking on a lot of low-star missions to guide him, and he was deeply moved.

He was absolutely right to come out and take on the task this morning!

I took a cart of materials from the front desk.

Lynn returned to the lab table and began rapidly refining the medicine.

Jack kept doing preliminary processing of the medicinal materials, washing reagent bottles, cleaning the countertop, scrubbing pots, and other odd jobs.

The two gradually developed a better understanding of each other, and their speed improved significantly.

Lynn would occasionally offer Jack a few pointers.

Some of the students who had listened to Lynn's lecture in the morning had not yet left. As soon as they saw Lynn return, they gathered around to eavesdrop.

Lynn still did not drive them away.

Since he'd already offended Jeremy, he might as well go all the way.

He doesn't need to beg for forgiveness.

Moreover, I'm not actually giving a lecture.

As long as they don't interfere with my medicine-making, it doesn't matter.

An afternoon passed.

Lynn and his companion frantically concocted medicine.

Truckloads of medicinal herbs were brought over.

Truckloads of medicine were pushed away.

Under Lynn's guidance, Jack's basic skills gradually improved significantly while doing odd jobs.

His alchemist attribute also received a remarkable boost.

Alchemist (Special)

[Rank: First Rank (80.6%)]

At this rate, I should be able to advance to the next level tomorrow.

Lynn counted the money she had earned that afternoon.

The total is over 6000 silver nis.

Although a large quantity was produced, the star rating was very low, and the price couldn't compare to the high-star potions made in the morning.

Lynn gave Jack 600 silver nis.

Jack quickly waved his hand and said with a wry smile, "Brother Lynn, I really can't accept this. I've been doing odd jobs all afternoon, and you were the one who made the medicine. You even gave me a lot of pointers on the details. I can't take this money."

Jack's attitude was extremely firm.

Seeing this, Lynn had no choice but to give up.

He had Jack clean the alchemy table while he went downstairs to the supermarket and bought a first-tier alchemy set.

Since you're not charging money, let's just use the equipment instead.

Jack's character seems to be alright so far.

If there are no problems in the future, he can be trained as an apprentice alchemist.

After all, alchemy becomes too inefficient to rely on one's own skills in the later stages, so it's necessary to build a team.

After returning with the alchemy equipment, Lynn rented a lab bench for Jack for another year at the front desk.

Lynn called Jack over, and together they installed the newly purchased alchemy equipment on the lab bench.

"This set of tools is yours from now on. I've also rented the lab bench for you for a year. As for the rental fees after that, you'll have to earn them yourself."

Jack was somewhat taken aback by what he heard.

He stepped forward and touched the brand-new alchemy equipment, his eyes slightly red.

He suppressed his emotions and gradually calmed down.

"Brother Lynn, if there's anything you need me for in the future, just let me know and I'll take care of it for you."

Jack's eyes were filled with determination and resolve.

Lynn laughed and said, "No need to thank me, this was bought with the payment you deserved. Alright, it's getting late, I have a dinner appointment tonight, so I'll be going now."

Jack gave Lynn his address and hurriedly saw him off.

Leave the Alchemy Tower.

Lynn returned to her dorm and took a shower.

Bruno soon returned to his dormitory.

He took several wooden boxes out of the ring.

"Brother, the goods are all here."

Lynn opened the box and inspected the medicinal herbs; the quality of the herbs was quite good.

Lynn was very satisfied and put it into his storage ring.

"I'll pay in a couple of days."

Bruno waved his hand dismissively: "No rush~"

Lynn nodded.

The two waited for Karl in the room.

Although they had agreed to have dinner together yesterday, they hadn't specified a time, so the two of them had no choice but to wait.

Bruno hummed a tune as he paced back and forth in the living room, digesting his lunch.

Lynn, meanwhile, was leaning back on the sofa reading a book by the Eldar.

There were only the two of them in the dormitory.

Gideon hasn't returned to the dorm since yesterday, it seems she's not planning to stay here.

Lynn kept flipping through the book, digesting and absorbing the information inside.

Fortunately, he had previously learned Old Riccia.

These ancient books are all written in Old Fabrik script, and few have been translated.

Soon, Lynn finished reading the book.

This book gives a general overview of the Eldar history, but it's rather superficial and not very valuable.

The last traces of the Eldar were only briefly mentioned, with no useful information provided.

Lynn put the book back.

Anyway, there are plenty of books, so there's no rush.

At that moment, the dormitory door was also pushed open.

It was Carl who came back. He was covered in sweat, and it looked like he had just finished training.

Bruno hurried to meet him.

"Dude, you're finally back! The restaurant would have closed if you hadn't come back soon."

Carl glanced at him indifferently.

"You guys go eat tonight."

Bruno was taken aback.

"Are you busy tonight? Then we can reschedule for another day. Which day are you free?"

Carl shook his head.

"I'm never free to eat with degenerate people."

Bruno blinked, looking confused.

"No, what exactly do you mean?"

Carl ignored him and walked straight to his bedroom.

As he passed the sofa, he glanced down at Lynn.

"Someone like you can never become strong."

Lynn looked at him, knowing that he had misunderstood something.

But he chose not to explain.

For him, it didn't matter at all.

He never intended to make any friends at school, nor did he ever think about competing for first or second place.

He has always adhered to one principle.

Do things that are useful, and don't do things that are useless.

As for Bruno... well, he was an accident.